A. A major issue
B. A minor problem
C. An idiot person
D. A giant man
Submitted by: Zahoor
A. A major issue
The phrase “elephant in the room” refers to a significant or obvious problem, issue, or topic that people avoid discussing or acknowledging, even though it is clearly present and important. Therefore, option A, “A major issue,” is the correct meaning of this idiom.
A. An obvious, pressing issue left unaddressed due to its sensitive nature
B. In good physical health
C. Someone can perceive things and events that are outside of their field of vision
D. You learned something through means of a rumor
Submitted by: Mansoor Ul Haque
A. frequently
B. rarely
C. occasionally
D. sometimes
Submitted by: Muhammad Danish
A. happy
B. sad
C. puzzled
D. triumphant
Submitted by: Muhammad Danish
A. active person
B. busy person
C. lazy person
D. angry person
Submitted by: Muhammad Danish
A. Neat & tidy
B. Disordered
C. Mismanaged
D. Ornamental
Submitted by: Muhammad Danish
A. too pleased
B. get angry
C. attract a lot of attention
D. not knowing what to say
E. get acquainted
Submitted by: Muhammad Danish
A. By law
B. Successful
C. Illegal
D. Compromising
Submitted by: Malik Asghar Hussain
A. Wisdome and foresight
B. Watch the weather
C. spotlessly clean
D. Deceive somebody
Submitted by: Malik Asghar Hussain
A. Having long ears,
B. Listen with interest,
C. Suspect something,
D. Being good listener
Submitted by: bilal khan
A. To be a sinner
B. To have too many things to do
C. To have plenty of wealth
D. Something related to fighting
Submitted by: bilal khan
The correct answer to the question: "The Phrase/ idiom “Elephant in the room” means:" is "A major issue ".
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